The Innovator's Dilemna - NoSQL vs MySQL
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The Innovator's Dilemna - NoSQL vs MySQL
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Re: The Innovator's Dilemna - NoSQL vs MySQL
#2What are we supposed to do with a bunch of slides? Guess what the talk was?
Re: The Innovator's Dilemna - NoSQL vs MySQL
#3What are we supposed to do with a bunch of slides? Guess what the talk was?
Do the slides not work for you?
This is the time I've submitted something here so I've no idea what the norms are. Is slideshare considered bad form?
Re: The Innovator's Dilemna - NoSQL vs MySQL
#4What are we supposed to do with a bunch of slides? Guess what the talk was?
Do the slides not work for you? This is the time I've submitted something here so I've no idea what the norms are. Is slideshare considered bad form?
Actually, submitting the slides is the norm. I just find it odd because when I actually read slides, and then walk the talk after, I notice that the slides alone don't cut it. I'd rather listen to the talk instead.
But I guess it depends on the person
Re: The Innovator's Dilemna - NoSQL vs MySQL
#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
Do the slides not work for you? This is the time I've submitted something here so I've no idea what the norms are. Is slideshare considered bad form?
Actually, submitting the slides is the norm. I just find it odd because when I actually read slides, and then walk the talk after, I notice that the slides alone don't cut it. I'd rather listen to the talk instead. But I guess it depends on the person
FYI, the purpose of this slideshow isn't to deliver practical skills. It's to link the big ideas in The Innovator's Dilemna to the modern database market with the intent of illustrating the ongoing relevance of the book.
And maybe to interest a few people enough that they'll go read it.